Free Programs Arithmetic Flash Card PDFs

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Mathemon - Addition Fact Fluency Card Game (Like Pokemon)

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Here is my latest creation! In this card game I have fused addition facts and subtraction/addition of two and three digit numbers with the elements of a "Pokemon" or "Yugioh" type monster battling game. As a teacher and a card game player myself, I knew children would be drawn into the fun of playing monsters and trying to defeat your opponents with them. If this is unfamiliar territory to you, please do not dismiss this without giving it a try in your classroom or home. I have included deta

2nd - 5th

Arithmetic, Mental Math

Basic Shapes Flashcards - Speech Therapy & Parent Resource

Created by

Drew Your AACtention

These shape flashcards are a fun and engaging way for young children to learn and review basic shapes like the star, pentagon, square, circle, triangle, and hexagon. With bright, simple visuals and clear labels, they help kids build shape recognition, vocabulary, and early math skills. Perfect for teachers, speech-language pathologists, and parents, these 16 flashcards can be used during circle time, in learning centers, or for at-home practice to make learning shapes interactive and enjoyable.

PreK - 4th

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Basic Principles

1 to 12 Times Tables Flash Card Set Book | 10 Games and templates

Glenn McCance

Number Partners for 10 Simple Games | Centers | Friends of 10 | Make a 10

Northwest Primary

Math Fact Flashcards | Number Bonds to 5 and 10 | Kindergarten Partner Practice

Tutoring Teacher

Fact Family Triangle Cards - Multiplication and Division

CJ's Teaching Tools

Flashcard Hacks: Creative and Engaging Way for Kids to Learn Their Math Facts

Created by

Fuzzybug Workshop

This free ebook is a great resource for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers. It is filled with all sorts of ideas to use flash cards in new and creative ways. Take the boredom out of learning your facts and do it screen-free!! These ideas can apply to any operation and any level, making this great for K thru 6 students.

1st - 4th

Arithmetic, Basic Operations